Weight Management Course
Nutrition In Eating Disorder
Nutrition In Eating Disorders
Syllabus
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Anorexia nervosa
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Bulimia nervosa
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Binge eating
Course Objective
The primary purpose of the course is to introduce the student to latest research in the filed of weight management and applied areas within the field.
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Develop a broad understanding of the field with respect to weight management
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Understand the basic nutrition and its impact on weight management.
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Understand the concept of obesity and its related complications.
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Understand the nutritional requirements of children and adults.
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Understand the effect of eating disorders on physical and psychological health.
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To gain knowledge about various commercial nutritional supplements and medicines for weight management.
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To plan diets in relation to weight management.
Eligibility
M.B.B.S, B.D.S, B.H.M.S, B.A.M.S, B.U.M.S, Dieticians, Physiotherapists, Fitness trainers and Health professionals.
Attendance Policy
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95 % Attendance is compulsory. (114 days out of 120 days). Any student who fails to abide by this rule will be held up for giving final exams.
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Minimum percentage required to clear internal exams is 40%.
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The Personal Project must be turned in by the due date for credit. No late Projects/ assignments will be accepted.
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It is expected that you attend all the class meetings, read lecture notes, and keep up with the reading assignments as well as written assignments.
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Refer to this syllabus throughout the semester.
Grading System
75% and above - A
60-74.9% - B
50-59.9% - C
Less than 50% - F (FAIL)
Course Requirement
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Internal exams (3)
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Individual assignments (2)
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Group project (1)
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Class assignments
Marking System
Internal exams - 15% of total marks
Individual assignments - 10% of total marks
Group project - 5% of total marks
Class assignments - 5 % of total marks
Practical - 15% of total marks
Final exam - 50% of total marks
Course Material
Course Material will be provided.
Faculty
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Sr. Consulting Dietician (R.D.)
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Professional Lecturers in the field of Clinical Nutrition
Passing Marks
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50%